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PhD Student in Next-Generation Sodium Batteries, Uppsala University, Sweden

Postdoctoral Position 2019 in Uppsala University, Sweden

Summary

Uppsala University is seeking a motivated and ambitious PhD student to conduct research in next-generation batteries, focusing particularly on sodium batteries. This project aims to explore new electrolytes and evaluate their performance at a molecular level, contributing to advancements in battery technology.

PhD Student in Next-Generation Sodium Batteries, Uppsala University, Sweden

Designation

PhD Student in Next-Generation Batteries

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DetailsInformation
Research AreaSodium Battery Technology
LocationUppsala, Sweden
Eligibility/QualificationMaster’s degree in Chemistry (or related field)
Employment TypeTemporary Position, Full-Time
Starting Date1st September 2026 or as agreed
Application Reference NumberUFV-PA 2026/1871
Last Date to Apply18th June 2026

Research Area

The research will focus on:

  • Development of new electrolytes using commercial materials.
  • Evaluation of electrolyte performance with sodium metal and high-entropy anodes.
  • Exploration of unconventional electrolyte concepts such as molten salt electrolytes and deep eutectic electrolytes.

Location

Uppsala University, Ångström Laboratory, Uppsala, Sweden

Eligibility/Qualification

To apply, candidates must meet the following requirements:

  • A Master’s degree in Chemistry or a related discipline.
  • A solid understanding of physical chemistry and materials chemistry.
  • An equivalent educational background (at least 240 credits, with a minimum of 60 at Master’s level, including an independent project worth at least 15 credits).
  • Excellent proficiency in English (both spoken and written).
  • Experience in battery and electrolyte chemistry and technology.

Job Description

The PhD student will:

  • Engage in research studies and participate actively in ongoing research projects.
  • Attend doctoral courses.
  • Collaborate on national and international projects.
  • Potentially teach and assist in other departmental duties (up to 20% of time).
  • Be involved in experimental studies focusing on electrolyte mechanisms and performance.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit their application through Uppsala University’s recruitment system by the specified deadline.

Last Date to Apply

18th June 2026

For further information about the position, please contact:
Torbjörn Fängström
Email: torbjorn.fangstrom@kemi.uu.se
Phone: 073-4697581

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